I wanted to document the pins I used for wiring, I mentioned to Luke that I tried to avoid splices to a fault and I did that largely by re-terminating wires with the MSV70 and IVM pins to the largest extent possible. The proper crimper for the job cost like $1000, but any pair of needle nose works fine and I put a tiny dab of solder to make sure they didn't pull loose (don't let solder wick up to where the wire insulation is held)
The connectors come in 3 sizes and are in the Tyco Micro Quadlock series, MQS interconnect system. See Catalog 1307999.
The smallest is used for signals such as temperature sensors, eccentric shaft, crank position and such. Tyco PN 928999-1 Digikey P/N A123797TR-ND
The medium one is used for things like injectors that draw some current but not too much. These are MQS 1.2 series. Tyco PN1355553-1 or 1355556-1. Digikey doesn't seem to carry these.
The large ones carry power for O2 sensors or VVL motor, etc. These are MQS 1.5 series. PN 968075-2, Digikey has them as A122193TR-ND
The connectors come in 3 sizes and are in the Tyco Micro Quadlock series, MQS interconnect system. See Catalog 1307999.
The smallest is used for signals such as temperature sensors, eccentric shaft, crank position and such. Tyco PN 928999-1 Digikey P/N A123797TR-ND
The medium one is used for things like injectors that draw some current but not too much. These are MQS 1.2 series. Tyco PN1355553-1 or 1355556-1. Digikey doesn't seem to carry these.
The large ones carry power for O2 sensors or VVL motor, etc. These are MQS 1.5 series. PN 968075-2, Digikey has them as A122193TR-ND
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